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The Yakes Vascular Malformation Center

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The Yakes Vascular Malformation Center

Specializing in the diagnosis and management of vascular anomalies in all anatomic locations. Prof.

Wayne Yakes, MD, FSIR, FCIRSE is a pioneer in the treatment and cure of vascular malformations and founder of the Yakes Vascular Malformation Center at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colorado. Specializing in the diagnosis and management of vascular anomalies in all anatomic locations, this is the only center in the world that is totally dedicated to the management of vascular malformations.

06/29/2022

Venous Malformations (VM) are the most common type of vascular malformation. Diagnosis usually requires radiology imaging combined with clinical exams.

Book your appointment today: 303-788-4280 and make sure to get the right treatment.

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06/24/2022

We are dedicated to diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations. Find us at 501 E Hampden Ave Suite 4600, Englewood.

Book your appointment today: 303-788-4280

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06/03/2022

Have you heard about the “Yakes AVM Classification System”? Our medical director, Dr. Yakes, has developed endovascular techniques to cure AVMs while challenging vascular pathologies.

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05/30/2022

Today is the day to thank all those who brightened our lives with happiness and freedom. Let us bow our heads and remember the sacrifices of the soldiers. Happy Memorial Day.
Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

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05/23/2022

These malformations are spongy to touch and contain a clear/yellow lymph fluid. These malformations usually show up by the 2nd year of life. These lesions may increase and decrease in size and symptoms without treatment. They do not go away on their own and require intervention. These malformations are often incorrectly referred to as lymphangiomas. Serial treatments are often required for treatment of these types of malformations.

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05/20/2022

Don’t just LOL in emails or Facebook posts. Laugh out loud in your daily life. Whether you like watching funny movies or cracking jokes with your friends, laughter may be good for your heart. According to the AHA, research suggests laughing can lower stress hormones, decrease inflammation in your arteries, and raise your levels of high-density lipoprotein, also known as “good cholesterol.”
Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

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05/16/2022

Thank you for taking the time to write us a kind review! We love reading your experiences with our practice!
We are dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

05/13/2022

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Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

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05/08/2022

Thank you to the most important woman of our lives! We hope you have a happy mother’s day!

Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

05/06/2022

The most common treatments we use to treat arteriovenous malformations are:
-Ethanol Embolization
Dr. Yakes will inject ethanol using direct puncture and/or transcatheter techniques into the arteriovenous malformation.
Ethanol is a powerful sclerosing agent that denatures blood proteins and destroys the endothelial cells in the vessel wall effectively destroying the abnormal vascular mass and preventing its ability to regenerate.
-Coils
Dr. Yakes will implant coils, either by direct puncture or transcatheter techniques, into the arteriovenous malformation with subsequent ethanol after coils are implanted if needed.
-Ethanol and/or coils are the only curative method for treating arteriovenous malformations
-All embolizations, venograms, and arteriograms are done under general anesthesia.

We are dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locamalformationtions. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularcenter.com

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05/02/2022

Know your numbers. High blood pressure affects one in three Americans — and it’s the third leading cause of death in the U.S. This May, celebrate National Blood Pressure Month by raising your awareness with the power of information. Then, use that knowledge to fight unseen, potential risks.
Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations.

Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

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04/28/2022

On this day we honor the strength and bravery hearts of the people affected by pediatric cancer, including the kids, their parents, families and loved ones!
Dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and cure of vascular malformations in all anatomical locations. Call us! 303-788-4280 /www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com

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501 E Hampden Avenue, Suite 4600
Englewood, CO
80113

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+13037884280

Website

http://www.theyakesvascularmalformationcenter.com/

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Dr. Yakes established the Yakes Vascular Malformation Center at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colorado in 1991 to be solely dedicated to the diagnosis and management of vascular malformations in most anatomic locations. Dr. Yakes is referred patients from countries all over the world as the cure rates and outcomes he has achieved are not equaled at any other center worldwide.

Vascular malformations are categorized into arteriovenous malformations (AVM), arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs), capillary malformations (CM), venous malformations (VM), lymphatic malformations (LM), and mixed malformations. These vascular anomalies are very rare and have been historically difficult to diagnose and treat. Most clinicians see only a few in a lifetime of practice. Thus, patients afflicted with these disorders often seek help from many different physicians and undergo repetitive examinations, misdiagnosis, and frequent failed attempts at "definitive" therapy that lead to exacerbation of symptoms, lesion recurrences, and disability.

Dr.Yakes has developed innovative management strategies with a goal of permanent ablation of these complex malformations tailored to the individual patient’s specific vascular malformation type, anatomical location, and presenting symptoms.